Im going to guess that this is for guys...
100m- 11.2 sec
110mH- 16 sec
200m- 23 sec
400m- 52 sec
400mH- 60 sec
800m- 2:02
1 mile- 4:50
2 mile- 10:30
These are all estimates and most of them are slower than qualifying but what I would say is average in high school.
For steeplechase my guess is...
2K - 7:30
3K - 11:30
4K - 16:00
Yes, you go to a track meet. Go is the verb and meet is the noun, track describes the kind of meet it is.
The plural form of track meet is track meets
it depends on the meet and the width of the track
The plural form of track meet is track meets
It depends on how many mice you have and how fast they eat. You'll have to keep track and see how long your bag will last.
The track lasts 5 minutes 16 seconds.
That would be track meets.
If your talking about a track meet, no your not not allowed to. If you can't finish the race get off the track, or slow down to a comfortable speed, the race ends when the last person is finished
The last track of Let It Be is Get Back.
Track them down.
No
Yes, an athlete can run both the mile and the 800 meters in the same track meet, as long as the meet schedule allows for it. Many track meets include both events, often with sufficient time between races for recovery. However, athletes should consider their conditioning and strategy, as both events require different pacing and energy systems.